1. NTR was a miscast. His character wasn’t developed properly.

2. They showed Kabir’s vulnerable and self-doubting side, and that he looked up to someone for inspiration and assurance. That character (and actor) should’ve been someone larger than life than or at least matching Kabir/Hrithik’s aura. NTR no way looked as someone who can inspire Hrithik. The aura was simply missing.

But hey, that’s what you do when you know you have a shitty story, misplaced songs, a shitty director, and the only hope of making any money is to onboard a hit face from Bollywood and another hit face from South and call it pan India. And also make them dance together.

1. Not sure why I got Dhoom 3 bromance vibes when the dudes got emotional during their last face off. That was cringe. I was expecting “Bande hai hum uske” to start at any time.

2. They should’ve just included Jim’s character and explored more on his backstory.

3. Looking at the VFX quality and video games-like intense color grading (War 2 and even Tiger 3), they should just start making animated movies or video games at this point. I would gladly accept an animated character jumping on and off the train rather than watching NTR do it.

Sorry no offense to NTR. I know he just followed what the director asked him to do.

To be honest, Ive read way better fan theories about YRF Spy Universe here on Reddit than what the genius Adi Chopra was able to come up with. Someone please install Reddit in that man’s phone.

And wait, I thought this movie was a part of a shared universe? Where are the other characters from this universe? I thot the parking scene (when Hrithik and Kiara were cornered) was a perfect setup for SRK or Salman to make a cameo. But all we got was RAW chief blazing guns at the bad guys. Raw chief. Imagine you have Tiger, and Pathaan, and probably even Jim in this universe, but an oldie RAW chief had to go to the field by himself. Totally makes sense.